The Crossroads
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Leo’s wife, Betty, was there too. She punctuated the stillness with a damp snuffle at readily predictable intervals. Joan’s eyes were red and swollen. Pete was restless. Chip had a look of somber, heavy, dreadful anger. The operating room was two hundred feet away. The furniture in the small waiting room was of expensively cheerless stainless steel, upholstered in aqua plastic. Jack Paris was out of town, playing in the State Amateur. Pete had been unable to find Sylvia.“It sure takes a long tim...e,” Pete said.“You’ve got someplace to go?” Chip asked harshly.“Please,” Joan said.“I was just …” Pete said.“I know,” Chip said. “I’m sorry.”A wide solid man suddenly appeared in the doorway, wearing a light gray suit, a gray sports shirt, holding a straw hat in big freckled hands. He had cropped gray-red hair, and brows and lashes so colorless his face had a curiously blunt and naked look. They all looked at him.“Mr. Charles Drovek?” he asked in a surprising tenor voice.“I’m sorry but we have no statement to make to …”“Police, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leo’s wife, Betty, was there too. She punctuated the stillness with a damp snuffle at readily predictable intervals. Joan’s eyes were red and swollen. Pete was restless. Chip had a look of somber, heavy, dreadful anger. The operating room was two hundred feet away. The furniture in the small waiting room was of expensively cheerless stainless steel, upholstered in aqua plastic. Jack Paris was out of town, playing in the State Amateur. Pete had been unable to find Sylvia.“It sure takes a long tim...e,” Pete said.“You’ve got someplace to go?” Chip asked harshly.“Please,” Joan said.“I was just …” Pete said.“I know,” Chip said. “I’m sorry.”A wide solid man suddenly appeared in the doorway, wearing a light gray suit, a gray sports shirt, holding a straw hat in big freckled hands. He had cropped gray-red hair, and brows and lashes so colorless his face had a curiously blunt and naked look. They all looked at him.“Mr. Charles Drovek?” he asked in a surprising tenor voice.“I’m sorry but we have no statement to make to …”“Police, Mr.
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